Sentence examples for exert aspects from inspiring English sources
Both could conceivably be pathways via which elevated caveolin-1 levels exert aspects of the senescent cellular phenotype observed in IVD degeneration.
This paper presents an exploratory analysis of the influence exerted by aspect-oriented composition mechanisms in the stability of architectural modules addressing typical crosscutting concerns, such as error handling and security.
Our findings contribute to the growing body of knowledge on the impact that methodological aspects exert on the results of adherence measurement in breast cancer patients receiving endocrine treatment.
The department prided itself on this wide range of interest and involvement and the consequent growing influence it was to exert on many aspects of health care delivery ranging from policy, through delivery to development to appropriately trained personnel.
This influence was exerted through many aspects of sympathetic magic, one of the most potent being the use of language.
More than a status symbol, the air-conditioner is a metaphor for the control that Singapore exerts over many aspects of life, from labor and finance to its media and political debate.
It is again producing critical cheers and plenty of money for Warner Bros. None of these franchises revolves around a star actor, although all have created stars.In Harry Potter's case, creative experimentation is possible because of the rigorous control exerted over many aspects of the production.
"Their claim [that] they have no control over the local store's training of employees is contradicted by the massive control they exert over every aspect the local store's day to day operations.
Deepwater oil and gas projects embody high risks from geology and engineering aspects, which exert substantial influence on project valuation.
Indeed, toothache and functional limitations are aspects that exert a greater influence on OHRQoL in preschool children [ 18, 26, 32].
They also showed that dizziness exerts effects on multifaceted aspects of functioning and disability [ 23].
